The AssessTech team are attending and exhibiting at this year’s show.   Gabriel Stroud and Alice Barrett from the UK office will join our Business Development Manager for Australia and NZ Graham Force, to showcase how electronic competence management can help improve safety and reduce incidents.

In a CIRO talk at AusRAIL PLUS 2021, it was highlighted, “With autonomous vehicles and trains becoming more widespread, we need ensure we have the skills, knowledge, and systems to manage the operational side of the railway to ensure we reduce incidents and improve safety.  Extra training is required as well as new systems for example electronic competence management and familiarisation.  The technology will help speed up the transfer of knowledge, making training more efficient and more manageable.”  

As well as exhibiting at AusRAIL, Gabe and Alice will be joining the Railway Industry Association (RIA) on a trade mission supported by UK Department for International Trade (DIT) starting in Auckland New Zealand on 29th November, Melbourne on 30th Nov, Sydney on 1st and 2nd December and travelling to Brisbane on 5th December in time for AusRAIL.  They are keen to meet individuals in these regions from across metro rail, freight and passenger transport, who are interesting in finding out more about the benefits of electronic competence management.